Concerned American
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IS is the correct answer. Ask Alabama.COULD become is the correct answer.
its how they are raised that determines how they behave in public .If you think so try to teach as a substitute teacher in a slum public school.
No, they didn't, so I'm not sure why you're saying such a thing.They simply noted it was alive. That is being intellectually honest.
Talk about things you actually know about.
Okay, so what did I do wrong this time?![]()
Be like a pro-choicer. Be intellectually honest, and try asking an honest question.
I think they are that way because that kind of behavior enhanced the ability of their ancestors to thrive in sub Saharan Africa. That is why, the better we treat them, the worse they behave.its how they are raised that determines how they behave in public .
I doubt many people want to adopt the illegitimate children of unmarried welfare mothers and violent street criminals.It is estimated that one to two million Americans are waiting to adopt---yes we have an adopted child in our family.
We need to replace welfare support for illegitimate children and their unmarried mothers with free abortion on demand. One free abortion can save a small fortune in welfare, educational, criminal justice expense and crimes not committed.We need to build taxpayer funded orphanages. Why aren't we doing that?
You'd be surprised. Colin Kapaernick was one of those.I doubt many people want to adopt the illegitimate children of unmarried welfare mothers and violent street criminals.
They will be surprised when those children begin to emulate their biological parents.You'd be surprised. Colin Kapaernick was one of those.
Depends on the age that they are adopted. If the birth parents have time to influence the child's behavior, you're probably right. Then there is the nature vs. nurture argument--bottom line, raising kids can be a crap shoot. You do the best you can.They will be surprised when those children begin to emulate their biological parents.
Adopted children whose biological parents have felony convictions are more likely to earn felony convictions than the people who adopt them.Depends on the age that they are adopted. If the birth parents have time to influence the child's behavior, you're probably right. Then there is the nature vs. nurture argument--bottom line, raising kids can be a crap shoot. You do the best you can.
I think you'll need a link for that one. Your statement depends on many factors which you do not address.Adopted children whose biological parents have felony convictions are more likely to earn felony convictions than the people who adopt them.
I think you'll need a link for that one. Your statement depends on many factors which you do not address.
This line seems to negate your argument. If it is a genetic mutation within the family and some members of the family are unaffected, that seems to fly in the face of your assertion that all of the offspring would be affected.The unaffected male members within the family did not carry this mutation.
As time goes on more crime genes will be discovered.This line seems to negate your argument. If it is a genetic mutation within the family and some members of the family are unaffected, that seems to fly in the face of your assertion that all of the offspring would be affected.
Really good pointIf babies aren't alive in the womb then how does abortion exist? After all, how can you kill somebody who was never alive in the first place?
LOL, sounds like a marxist democrat argument. "Give me a man and I will find a crime that he committed."As time goes on more crime genes will be discovered.